Patents by Inventor Michael Krivoruchko
Michael Krivoruchko has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20240099721Abstract: An occlusion device for the left atrial appendage is plastically deformable and biodegradable.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 27, 2023Publication date: March 28, 2024Inventor: Michael Krivoruchko
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Patent number: 11832828Abstract: An occlusion device for the left atrial appendage is plastically deformable and biodegradable.Type: GrantFiled: May 20, 2020Date of Patent: December 5, 2023Assignee: Medtronic, Inc.Inventor: Michael Krivoruchko
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Patent number: 11771554Abstract: A transcatheter valve prosthesis includes a stent and a prosthetic valve disposed within the stent. The stent is balloon expandable and includes an inflow portion, an outflow portion, and a transition portion extending between the inflow portion and the outflow portion. A diameter of an inflow end of the transcatheter valve prosthesis is greater than a diameter of an outflow end of the transcatheter valve prosthesis. The transcatheter valve prosthesis has a tapered profile along an entire height thereof when in the stent is in the expanded configuration. The inflow end of the transcatheter valve prosthesis is configured to sit within and contact an aortic annulus of the native aortic valve and the outflow end of the transcatheter valve prosthesis being configured to float within an ascending aorta without contacting the ascending aorta due to the tapered profile of the transcatheter valve prosthesis.Type: GrantFiled: May 14, 2020Date of Patent: October 3, 2023Assignee: MEDTRONIC, INC.Inventors: Justin Peterson, Tracey Tien, Michael Krivoruchko, Yas Neuberger, Stuart Kari, Justin Goshgarian
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Publication number: 20230248516Abstract: A transcatheter valve prosthesis includes a balloon expandable stent and a prosthetic valve. An inflow portion of the stent includes a plurality of crowns and a plurality of struts with each crown being formed between a pair of opposing struts. Endmost inflow side openings and endmost inflow crowns are formed at the inflow end of the stent and the inflow end of the stent has a total of twelve endmost inflow crowns. An outflow portion of the stent includes a plurality of crowns and a plurality of struts with each crown being formed between a pair of opposing struts. Endmost outflow crowns are formed at the outflow end of the stent and the outflow end of the stent has a total of six endmost outflow crowns. The prosthetic valve is disposed within and secured to the stent.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 14, 2023Publication date: August 10, 2023Inventors: Justin PETERSON, Stuart KARI, Michael KRIVORUCHKO, Matthew BALDWIN, Finn RINNE
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Patent number: 11648109Abstract: A transcatheter valve prosthesis includes a balloon expandable stent and a prosthetic valve. An inflow portion of the stent includes a plurality of crowns and a plurality of struts with each crown being formed between a pair of opposing struts. Endmost inflow side openings and endmost inflow crowns are formed at the inflow end of the stent and the inflow end of the stent has a total of twelve endmost inflow crowns. An outflow portion of the stent includes a plurality of crowns and a plurality of struts with each crown being formed between a pair of opposing struts. Endmost outflow crowns are formed at the outflow end of the stent and the outflow end of the stent has a total of six endmost outflow crowns. The prosthetic valve is disposed within and secured to the stent.Type: GrantFiled: January 31, 2020Date of Patent: May 16, 2023Assignee: MEDTRONIC, INC.Inventors: Justin Peterson, Justin Goshgarian, Stuart Kari, Tracey Tien, Michael Krivoruchko, Yas Neuberger
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Patent number: 11547562Abstract: A balloon catheter includes a balloon coupled to a shaft. The shaft includes a proximal perfusion portion disposed proximal of the balloon and a distal perfusion portion disposed distal of the balloon. The proximal and distal perfusion portions each are formed by a respective plurality of wire members woven together to form a respective proximal and distal braided shafts. The plurality of wire members are woven together such that a plurality of perfusion openings are formed between the wire members. The plurality of perfusion openings extend from an outer surface of the respective proximal or distal braided shaft to a lumen of the respective proximal or distal braided shaft. A perfusion lumen extends between the proximal perfusion portion and the distal perfusion portion.Type: GrantFiled: November 15, 2020Date of Patent: January 10, 2023Assignee: Medtronic Vascular, Inc.Inventor: Michael Krivoruchko
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Publication number: 20220304805Abstract: A method of preventing paravalvular leakage includes concurrent delivery of a heart valve prosthesis and an annular sealing component. During delivery, the sealing component is moved from a first position to a second position of the heart valve prosthesis which is longitudinally spaced apart from the first position of the heart valve prosthesis. The sealing component is secured around the heart valve prosthesis at the second position by a contoured outer surface of the heart valve prosthesis. The sealing component may be a flexible ring or may be a cylindrical flexible sleeve having a plurality of ribs longitudinally extending over the cylindrical sleeve. The ribs operate to deploy the sealing component such that at least a portion of the cylindrical sleeve buckles outwardly away from the outer surface of the heart valve prosthesis.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 16, 2022Publication date: September 29, 2022Inventors: Cynthia Clague, Scott Mosher, Marian Creaven, Declan Costello, Gavin Kenny, Michael Krivoruchko, Adam Shipley, Mark Torianni, Kshitija Garde, Eric Richardson
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Publication number: 20210275298Abstract: A transcatheter valve prosthesis includes a stent and a prosthetic valve. The stent includes an inflow portion, an outflow portion, and a transition portion extending between the inflow portion and the outflow portion. The transition portion includes a plurality of axial frame members, and three of the plurality of the axial frame members are commissure posts. At least two of the plurality of the axial frame members are commissure posts having a first end connected to a crown of the inflow portion and an unattached second end disposed within the outflow portion such that a pair of struts of the outflow portion intersect each commissure post at a mid-portion thereof. The prosthetic valve is configured to substantially block blood flow in one direction to regulate blood flow through a central lumen of the stent.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 26, 2021Publication date: September 9, 2021Inventors: Justin PETERSON, Stuart KARI, Shahnaz JAVANI, Genevieve FARRAR, Syed ASKARI, Alkindi KIBRIA, Karl OLNEY, Kshitija GARDE, Justin GOSHGARIAN, Tracey TIEN, Yas NEUBERGER, Matthew BALDWIN, Finn RINNE, Michael KRIVORUCHKO, Ethan KORNGOLD, Mark CASLEY
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Patent number: 11026669Abstract: In some examples, an introducer apparatus includes an outer elongated member defining a lumen extending therethrough, the lumen having a lumen dimension in cross-section, and a dilator configured to be received within the lumen of the outer elongated member, the dilator may comprise a proximal section, a distal section comprising a distal end of the dilator, and an intermediate section disposed between the proximal section and the tapered distal section. In some examples, the intermediate section may define a through-opening that configures the intermediate section to be collapsible from an expanded configuration to a collapsed configuration. In the collapsed configuration, the intermediate section may have a first dilator dimension in cross-section that is less than a second dilator dimension in cross-section when the intermediate section is in the expanded configuration.Type: GrantFiled: July 13, 2017Date of Patent: June 8, 2021Assignee: Medtronic Vascular, Inc.Inventors: Brian Castelli, Michael Krivoruchko
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Publication number: 20210068952Abstract: A balloon catheter includes a balloon coupled to a shaft. The shaft includes a proximal perfusion portion disposed proximal of the balloon and a distal perfusion portion disposed distal of the balloon. The proximal and distal perfusion portions each are formed by a respective plurality of wire members woven together to form a respective proximal and distal braided shafts. The plurality of wire members are woven together such that a plurality of perfusion openings are formed between the wire members. The plurality of perfusion openings extend from an outer surface of the respective proximal or distal braided shaft to a lumen of the respective proximal or distal braided shaft. A perfusion lumen extends between the proximal perfusion portion and the distal perfusion portion.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 15, 2020Publication date: March 11, 2021Inventor: Michael Krivoruchko
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Patent number: 10849745Abstract: A balloon catheter includes a balloon coupled to a shaft. The shaft includes a proximal perfusion portion disposed proximal of the balloon and a distal perfusion portion disposed distal of the balloon. The proximal and distal perfusion portions each are formed by a respective plurality of wire members woven together to form a respective proximal and distal braided shafts. The plurality of wire members are woven together such that a plurality of perfusion openings are formed between the wire members. The plurality of perfusion openings extend from an outer surface of the respective proximal or distal braided shaft to a lumen of the respective proximal or distal braided shaft. A perfusion lumen extends between the proximal perfusion portion and the distal perfusion portion.Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2017Date of Patent: December 1, 2020Assignee: Medtronic Vascular, Inc.Inventor: Michael Krivoruchko
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Publication number: 20200367903Abstract: An occlusion device for the left atrial appendage is plastically deformable and biodegradable.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 20, 2020Publication date: November 26, 2020Inventor: Michael Krivoruchko
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Publication number: 20200360134Abstract: A transcatheter valve prosthesis includes a stent and a prosthetic valve disposed within the stent. The stent is balloon expandable and includes an inflow portion, an outflow portion, and a transition portion extending between the inflow portion and the outflow portion. A diameter of an inflow end of the transcatheter valve prosthesis is greater than a diameter of an outflow end of the transcatheter valve prosthesis. The transcatheter valve prosthesis has a tapered profile along an entire height thereof when in the stent is in the expanded configuration. The inflow end of the transcatheter valve prosthesis is configured to sit within and contact an aortic annulus of the native aortic valve and the outflow end of the transcatheter valve prosthesis being configured to float within an ascending aorta without contacting the ascending aorta due to the tapered profile of the transcatheter valve prosthesis.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 14, 2020Publication date: November 19, 2020Inventors: Justin PETERSON, Tracey TIEN, Michael KRIVORUCHKO, Yas NEUBERGER, Stuart KARI, Justin GOSHGARIAN
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Publication number: 20200315790Abstract: A transcatheter valve prosthesis includes a stent, a prosthetic valve component disposed within and secured to the stent, and a sealing component. The sealing component includes a donut-shaped component and at least one pulling suture extending between the donut-shaped component and the stent. The at least one pulling suture is coupled to the stent such that the pulling suture can slide relative to the stent when the stent radially expands from the compressed configuration to the expanded configuration. The sealing component has a delivery configuration in which the donut-shaped component is disposed proximal of a proximal end of the stent and a deployed configuration in which the donut-shaped component is disposed distal of the proximal end of the stent. The pulling suture is configured to longitudinally pull the donut-shaped component as the stent radially expands from the compressed configuration to the expanded configuration.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 2, 2020Publication date: October 8, 2020Inventors: Michael KRIVORUCHKO, Tracey TIEN
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Publication number: 20200246141Abstract: A transcatheter valve prosthesis includes a balloon expandable stent and a prosthetic valve. An inflow portion of the stent includes a plurality of crowns and a plurality of struts with each crown being formed between a pair of opposing struts. Endmost inflow side openings and endmost inflow crowns are formed at the inflow end of the stent and the inflow end of the stent has a total of twelve endmost inflow crowns. An outflow portion of the stent includes a plurality of crowns and a plurality of struts with each crown being formed between a pair of opposing struts. Endmost outflow crowns are formed at the outflow end of the stent and the outflow end of the stent has a total of six endmost outflow crowns. The prosthetic valve is disposed within and secured to the stent.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 31, 2020Publication date: August 6, 2020Inventors: Justin PETERSON, Justin GOSHGARIAN, Stuart KARI, Tracey TIEN, Michael KRIVORUCHKO, Yas NEUBERGER, Shahnaz JAVANI, Matthew BALDWIN, Finn RINNE
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Publication number: 20200197926Abstract: A cassette for use in concentrating matter in a sample suspension, the cassette comprising a housing having a support and an enclosed sample-receiving channel, the enclosed sample-receiving channel having an upper portion and a base connected by at least two walls; in which the upper portion is configured to have a width less than a width of the base and a depth greater than 400 ?m.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 11, 2018Publication date: June 25, 2020Inventors: Theo De Waal, Roohollah Ebrahimi, Michael Krivoruchko, Vladimir Lobaskin, Trish McOwan, William O'Connor, Dimitri Scholz
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Patent number: 10322000Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure include sizing catheters and methods for determining the size and other physical parameters of an internal orifice or lumen. Embodiments include a sizing catheter assembly having a handle assembly and a catheter assembly including at least one catheter extending from the handle assembly. The catheter assembly also includes at least two sizers, which can be adjustably spaced from each other. Each of the sizers are configured to conform to respective portions of a lumen of a patient's anatomy. The sizing catheter is configured such that the sizers are configured to specify or determine first and second dimensions of the lumen and also distance between the sizers. The sizers can include valve leaflets or the sizing catheter can include a temporary valve. Additional aspects include software/methods of assessing and determining an appropriate implantable device that can include assessing the biomechanical interaction between the device and the anatomy.Type: GrantFiled: April 5, 2018Date of Patent: June 18, 2019Assignee: Medtronic Vascular, Inc.Inventors: Geoffrey Orth, Mostafa Toloui, Kshitija Garde, Michael Krivoruchko, Brian McHenry, Wei Wang, Tracey Tien, Sarah Ahlberg, Cynthia Clague
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Patent number: 10231832Abstract: A stented valve including a stent structure having a generally tubular body portion, an interior area, a longitudinal axis, an first end, an second end, and an outer surface; at least one outflow barb extending from the outer surface of the stent adjacent to the first end of the stent structure and toward the second end of the stent structure; at least one inflow barb extending from the outer surface of the stent adjacent to the second end of the stent structure and toward the first end of the stent structure; and a valve structure attached within the interior area of the stent structure.Type: GrantFiled: April 7, 2017Date of Patent: March 19, 2019Assignee: Medtronic, Inc.Inventors: Padraig Savage, Gianfranco Pellegrini, Finn Rinne, Matthew Rust, Michael Krivoruchko
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Publication number: 20190015088Abstract: In some examples, an introducer apparatus includes an outer elongated member defining a lumen extending therethrough, the lumen having a lumen dimension in cross-section, and a dilator configured to be received within the lumen of the outer elongated member, the dilator may comprise a proximal section, a distal section comprising a distal end of the dilator, and an intermediate section disposed between the proximal section and the tapered distal section. In some examples, the intermediate section may define a through-opening that configures the intermediate section to be collapsible from an expanded configuration to a collapsed configuration. In the collapsed configuration, the intermediate section may have a first dilator dimension in cross-section that is less than a second dilator dimension in cross-section when the intermediate section is in the expanded configuration.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 13, 2017Publication date: January 17, 2019Inventors: Brian Castelli, Michael Krivoruchko
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Publication number: 20180289488Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure include sizing catheters and methods for determining the size and other physical parameters of an internal orifice or lumen. Embodiments include a sizing catheter assembly having a handle assembly and a catheter assembly including at least one catheter extending from the handle assembly. The catheter assembly also includes at least two sizers, which can be adjustably spaced from each other. Each of the sizers are configured to conform to respective portions of a lumen of a patient's anatomy. The sizing catheter is configured such that the sizers are configured to specify or determine first and second dimensions of the lumen and also distance between the sizers. The sizers can include valve leaflets or the sizing catheter can include a temporary valve. Additional aspects include software/methods of assessing and determining an appropriate implantable device that can include assessing the biomechanical interaction between the device and the anatomy.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 5, 2018Publication date: October 11, 2018Inventors: Geoffrey Orth, Mostafa Toloui, Kshitija Garde, Michael Krivoruchko, Brian McHenry, Wei Wang, Tracey Tien, Sarah Ahlberg, Cynthia Clague